New "65" Guitar Amps
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- 65 Amps Blue Line "The Whiskey" Amp Head - Now in Stock!
- 45 Watts Output From Two 6L6GC Power Tubes
- Two Switchable Channels
- FET Buffered Effects Loop Designed by Dave Friedman
- 8 and 16 Ohm Speaker Outputs
- Black Covering with Salt-n-Pepper Front Panel
- 65 Amps "The Whiskey" 2x12" Speaker Cabinet - In Stock
- Two Celestion "G12H-30" 12" Speakers
- 16 Ohm Total Cabinet Impedance
- Black Covering with Salt-n-Pepper Grille
- 65 Amps "2x12" Speaker Cabinet - In Stock
- Mostly Closed Back With Center "Vent"
- One Celestion G12H-30 and One Celestion "Alnico Blue" 12" Speakers
- Black/Creme Covering
- 65 Amps "Lil' Elvis" Combo Amp - In Stock!
- 12 Watts from Two EL-84 Power Tubes
- One Celestion GH12-30 Anniversary "Greeback" 12" Speaker
- Features Unique 65 "Bump" Midrange Empasis Control
- Features Tremolo and Master Volume
- Black with Creme Front Panel Covering
- 65 Amps "London Pro" Combo Amp - In Stock
- 18 Watts Output From Two EL-84 Power Tubes
- 2 Channels, One Voiced With an EF-86, One With a 12Ax7
- Channel Footswitch Included
- Master Voltage Control
- "Handmade American" Transformers
- Baltic Birch Ply Cabinetry
- One Celestion "G12-H30" 12" Speaker
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"65" Amps feature complete point to point hand
wiring, are 100% hand assembled and completely made here in
the U.S. Each amp is custom voiced and broken-in
thoroughly before shipment to make sure the amp is completely
reliable and has uniform excellent tone. "65" Amplifiers use only
premium matched EL-84's as power tubes, premium 12ax7 or
EF86 as preamp tubes. All resistors in the tone circuits are
N.O.S. 5% tolerance Allen and Bradley carbon comp.
Capacitors are all custom made to "65"s specs. The transformers
are perfect replicas of the 1960's Radiospares components.
The London 18 is a two channel amp. The normal
channel is EF86 based with tone and 6-way color controls. The
tremolo channel is 12ax7 based with a single tone, speed, and
intensity controls. There is a "cut" control that affects both
channels.
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